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"An official 'wow' from the moment I put my nose to the glass" -Revisited:
2010 Costanti Brunello di Montalcino Riserva

The 2010 Riserva leads with striking aromatics and offers layers of pure, dense fruit, dried flowers, and spice. The wine reveals a thrilling depth and concentration while remaining lifted and delicate. In short, it's a wine of shocking harmony, power, and finesse.

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Comtes de Champagne Magic in Magnum:
2012 Taittinger Comtes de Champagne

Along with Krug's Clos de Mesnil, Dom Ruinart, Salon, and Selosse, Comtes de Champagne is the quintessential Blanc de Blancs.

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The Magic of Dujac:
2021 Domaine Dujac Morey-St-Denis 1er Cru

There's an unmistakeable magic to Dujac's wines.

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Bordeaux Holy Ground For A Song:
2019 Château Chantecler Pauillac

Chantecler's Pauillac is based on a blend of 60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot. The resulting wine is a seamless weave of dark fruits, graphite, spice, and cigar box. 

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"Very fine." -2022 Drouhin Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru

Drouhin's Chambolle 1er Cru offers a pedigree and elegance that may be unrivaled for the price.

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2022 Château Thivin Côte de Brouilly:
Les Griottes de Brulhié, Godefroy, & La Chapelle

At their best, Thivin turns out Beaujolais of truly uncommon earthy depth and ageability.

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"No estate in the entire Rhône Valley making finer wines." -2020 Allemand Cornas Reynard

The 2020 Reynard is a showstopper. The wine has a shocking combination of power, purity, and detail.

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"In sum, this is terrific."
Lowest Price: 2019 Bertheau Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru Les Amoureuses

It struts a spellbinding level of refinement and ethereal complexity.

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The Go-To Bottle:
2022 Jouan Morey-St-Denis

The 2022 promises to be an absolutely lovely example of Jouan's Morey. The vintage produced beautifully expressive Burgundies with a shocking amount of lift.  All of the elements are in place for a not to be missed vintage of the Morey bottling. 

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Red Burgundy:
Arnoux-Lachaux, Bachelet, Bizot, Dujac, Mugneret-Gibourg, Roumier, Rousseau & More

Many of the wines below do not require an introduction.

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Moritz Kissinger and the New Culture of German Sparkling Wine

If the name Moritz Kissinger is not yet on your radar, it will be soon.

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"The straight Barbaresco is the under the radar gem in this range."
2020 Castello di Verduno Barbaresco

In the right vintage, what Castello di Verduno delivers for the money is amazing. You get a compelling combination of honesty and down-to-earth drinkability with a sneaky amount of structure and seriousness.

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"Nicely focused" -2021 Duroché Gevrey-Chambertin

Duroché crafts Gevreys of incredible purity with intricate and subtle complexity. 

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The Other Side of Jamet: 2021 Jamet Cote-Rotie Fructus Voluptas

The intention was to significantly depart from the winemaking of the flagship Côte-Rôtie. Fructus Voluptas sees little to no stem inclusion and is sourced from younger vines. This yields a more fruit-driven and immediate lens to view Jamet's winemaking.

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"This is also very good for its level" -2021 Ballot-Millot Meursault

The 2021 Meursault is very impressive. It's lifted and rich with a tactile minerality. Stylistically, Ballot-Millot falls between the reductive style of Coche and Roulot and the voluptuous, oily style of old-school Meursault producers.

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Raveneau: 2008-2021

Below you'll find twelve different examples of Raveneau's Chablis covering everything from Petit Chablis to a serious array of vintages of Butteaux, Montée de Tonnerre, Clos and all points in between.

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2022 Stein Palmberg-Terrassen Spätlese Trocken: Awe and Reverence

Yes, it's a profound bottling from a profound site - a terraced wall of a vineyard with ungrafted vines nearing and over a century old. It is a wine that easily trades in the most serious signatures of the Mosel: weight and depth with a riveting, crystalline energy.

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Brilliance in the Côte des Blancs: 2017 Agrapart Minéral Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru

It's Minéral's kinetic energy and finesse that make it one of our favorite grower Champagnes.

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Back Up The Truck - Piedmont Edition 2021 Nicholas Altare Dogliani Dolcetto

The wine has a silken quality that's married to a thrilling alpine-like briskness.

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An Ideal Platform: 2001 Côte-Rôtie

There's a punchy minerality with ultra-precise savory notes and bright red fruits.

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2019 Serafino Rivella Barbaresco Montestefano

The 2019 is an absolutely brilliant example of the breeding and complexity that Montestefano achieves in Rivella's hands.

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"Blind this could aromatically pass for a Vosne... Lovely and understated."
2021 Chevillon Nuits-St-George 1er Cru Les Chaignots

The 1er Cru Les Chaignots comes from the northern side of Nuits, abutting Vosne-Romanée. Here, Chevillon is a little less massive and muscular than typical. There's some of Vosne's spice and gentle richness of aroma on the nose.

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Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: 2021 Roulot Bourgone Blanc

The calling cards of Roulot are incredible precision, length, and harmony, with a cutting elegance. Even at the Bourgogne level, Roulot delivers all of these qualities.

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Piedmont: Canonica, Conterno, Ferrando, Mascarello, Oddero, Rinaldi, Roagna & More

The list below contains over fifty different wines from our favorite Piedmont producers. You'll find ten offerings from Roagna and six from Bartolo Mascarello, everything from Freisa to magnums of Barolo.

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